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Man charged with criminal damage after Churchill statue sprayed with graffiti

Caspar San Giorgio to appear in court after defacing London statue with slogans including ‘Zionist war criminal’

The Guardian - UK

T rex breath and Queen Elizabeth’s car: scientists creating ‘time machine for the nose’

Researchers are recreating ancient odours for museumgoers as interest in the archaeology of smell grows

The Guardian - UK

My cultural awakening: Leonardo da Vinci made me rethink surgery – I’ve since mended more than 3,000 hearts

For one heart surgeon, seeing the Renaissance artist’s anatomical drawings gave him a natural understanding of the body that was often overlooked in modern medical science

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Adelaide Biennial 2026: from piss to politics, this survey of Australian art wants you to think a bit harder

The exhibition brings sculpture to the fore – by artists including Archie Moore, Kirtika Kain and Nathan Beard – and leaves space for big questions and great humour

The Guardian - AU

From a city monument to the world's tiniest art gallery

Creating a public monument as a young man was a bewildering experience for a sculptor, who has gone on to create what could be the world's smallest art gallery.

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Phil Noble’s photograph of Andrew exposes the mundanity of monarchy

Letters: The picture was akin to Joan Miró’s sculpture Sa majesté le roi, writes Dr Lalith Chandrakantha, while Peter Lowthian praises the snapper for his talents

The Guardian - UK

Dóra Maurer obituary

Hungarian artist and teacher whose avant-garde works ranged from painting and photography to performance

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The 6 Best March Nail Trends Are All About Cat Eye Finishes, Muted Hues, and Understated Designs

Expect glass finishes, fine-powder cat eye, and softer seasonal shades.

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Tracey Emin’s lust for life, gaudy Egyptian treasure and Don McCullin at 90 – the week in art

Emin reminds us of the deep power of art, Ramses II parades his megalomaniac gold and Rose Wylie’s witty paintings finally get their due

The Guardian - UK

I am in my 30s, unmarried, and afraid I’ve missed my chance. How do I make peace with my fear?

Your life may not look the way you thought it would, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, but whatever happens it can still be rich and fulfilling

The Guardian - AU

Landscape by Sir Winston Churchill to go on display in UK for first time

Quiet Waters will feature in an exhibition of the wartime prime minister’s paintings and art materials at Chartwell in Kent.

Evening Standard

Singer D4vd is target of investigation in LA over murder of teen found dead in his car

Court documents from Los Angeles county describe the artist, 20, as the target in legal case over death of teen girl

The Guardian - US

Flamm arts festival aims to spark interest in unsung Cornish town of Bodmin

Eclectic event to bring contemporary art to part of peninsula usually bypassed by tourists and art lovers

The Guardian - UK

David Hockney’s first English landscape on show for first time in almost 30 years

English Garden, painted in 1965, is on display before it goes under the hammer with estimate of £2.5m-£3.5m

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‘The sky’s the limit’: Newcastle Art Gallery unveils its ‘divisive’ $48m expansion with a blockbuster opening show

Now the largest public gallery in NSW outside of Sydney, NAG’s new exhibition marries big names with local artists – and celebrates a changing city

The Guardian - AU

‘Let me in!’ The artist inviting you to protest outside major art venues he can’t access

In Let Me In, Let Me Out, Hugo Flavelle takes audiences on a tour of galleries and theatres he has struggled in around Perth – creating a protest crossed with a mobile rave

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“This Nightmare Creature”: 50 Of The Most Bizarre And Ugly Statues Around The World

Art is subjective. But when public art meets the internet, opinions — and memes — can quickly bring people together. Netizens have been sharing the weirdest-looking statues from their countries — some they consider ugly, some funny, and some that simply don’t make any sense at all. Scroll through to…

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49 “Accidental Renaissance” Pics Of Different Animals That Capture Their Absurd And Adorable Nature

Animal photos like you’ve never seen them before, taken at the perfect moment that they look like they’re right out of a Renaissance painting. Fair warning, once you’ve seen these pictures, you’ll never be able to stop appreciating the beauty in normal moments and the way animals enrich our lives.…

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The Independent UK

Tracey Emin calls for donations from the wealthy to keep museums free for the public

Emin’s comments come after the National Gallery revealed an £8.2m deficit

The Guardian - US

‘Our blood, our sweat, our tears’: how textile artist Tabitha Arnold weaves the US labor movement

The Tennessee socialist and labor organizer creates art that reflects and inspires organizers and workers

Creative Bloq

My 15 steps for creating concept art that feels real

Cheri Wang walks us through her process for building a fantastical yet believable world filled with detail and beauty.

Evening Standard

British Museum offers ‘once-in-a-lifetime experience’ to see Bayeux Tapestry

Tickets to see the tapestry at London’s British Museum will first be available for entry on dates between September and December.

AAP

Showcase reveals artworks stretched to the outer limits

A snapshot of contemporary art shows how artists push their materials to the limit, reflecting the forces which shape individuals and society.

The Guardian - UK

LS Lowry: The Unheard Tapes review – Ian McKellen lip-syncs with precision as the artist bares his soul

The notoriously private Manchester painter agreed in 1972 to be recorded by a young fan. The results, broadcast here for the first time, are tender, revealing – and desperately moving

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: hopes and dreams of Australian children in Syria, Tim Wilson’s ‘terrible’ bet, more Epstein fallout

Australian children tell us about their hopes of liberty, Bluey and escaping tents; shadow treasurer’s investment bets against success of economy

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